Shellshare (http://shellshare.net http://shellshare.net) -- live streaming of your terminal Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCXnIgsEqK0 http://www.youtube

Shellshare (http://shellshare.net http://shellshare.net) -- live streaming of your terminal Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCXnIgsEqK0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCXnIgsEqK0 It's cool because: * It lets you share your terminal session, read-only, using just one command. Easy to get (or give) help. * Many people can watch the same session. If you pair it with Hangouts OnAir, you could do live trainings. * It's not as powerful as tmux or screen sharing (as it's readonly), but it's much simpler: there's no need to open ports in your firewall, configure your router, or create users. Being read-only also is an advantage in its use-case. I haven't launched it yet (I'm finishing some performance tuning), but it's usable. Its only dependency is on Python and Script. If you're on Linux, you just need to run: python -c "`curl -sL http://get.shellshare.net`" This will download the client and run it, automatically sharing your screen and giving you its URL. Feedback welcome :)